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Monthly Archives: December 2010
The People’s Mass
I went to The People’s Mass last night, an event organised by The Oubliette at Limelight Church – squatted and made into a venue, complete with automatic-sensor-flush toilets and a fully stocked bar. A nice stage space was also set up … Continue reading
Mistletoe and Whine
Just came back from the last UEA CWS open mic of the year. I’m on a certain antibiotic at the moment which is supposed to give you an insane headache if you drink alcohol on it so I spent 60p on two pints of blackcurrant squash. … Continue reading
Aisle16: Poetry Boyband
This weekend my oldest friend, Hannah, came to visit me in Norwich and I made her come with me to celebrate 10 years of Aisle16 at The York Tavern, a pub on the end of my road. Luke Wright hosted the evening, … Continue reading
The Petty Concerns of Luke Wright – Norwich Arts Centre
Luke Wright is as close as you can get to a celebrity in the world of poetry, and when one sees him walk around, it can be easy to assume he is something of a moving statue of bravado and … Continue reading


